These plants with trailing habits are easy to care for and demand a low nitrogen fertiliser feed only when they are young

These shrubs are very low maintenance so

green strap-like leaves and tall stems that tower above the foliage bearing rounded clusters of small green-white buds that bloom into funnel-shaped white flowers with a violet-blue flush at the base of each one

eye catching displays dotted around borders and planters

full of nectar and are renowned for attracting butterflies

Hibiscus 'Blue Chiffon' Begonia tuberhybrida 'Trailing Apricot Shades' These plants with trailing habitsHibiscus syriacus Blue Chiffon, known commonly as Rose of Sharon, is a stunning deciduous shrub with bushy, glossy green foliage. This plant is free flowering, producing an abundance of blooms continually from June until mid Autumn. The flowers are large, semi double, pale blue flowers with a red purple, star shaped centre. Plant in moist, humus rich, well drained soil. Prefers a neutral or slightly alkaline soil. Position in full sun. Well suited as